Engineering

This is What The Perseverance Rover Did During Its First Year on Mars

The Perseverance rover, part of NASA’s Mars 2020 mission deployed on February 18, 2021, has completed a year on the Red Planet, and the American space agency is celebrating this success. Below is everything that…

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Go ahead…have that cup of coffee! Scientists Discover Caffeine can prevent Cardiovascular Disease

We all know that caffeine consumption can cause health problems such as anxiety, restlessness, tremors, irregular heartbeat, and trouble sleeping. Too much caffeine may also lead to headaches, migraine, and high blood pressure. Some people…

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A U.S. Startup Smoked Tesla with Extremely Efficient EV Batteries

A California-based energy startup called Amprius has presented the world’s highest density silicon battery for EV platforms and other applications, reaching 450 Wh/kg and 1150 Wh/L. For comparison, Tesla’s Li-Ion battery offers an energy density…

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By Shading Irrigation Canals with Solar Panels California Could Generate 13GW of Power

Although solar energy is one of the fastest-growing renewable energy, it is also facing many challenges. One of the biggest challenges is that Solar Plants require considerable space that could be used for other purposes.…

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Scientists Developed Nano-Engineered Sealer for Long-Lasting Concrete

With different innovations, scientists have come up with many stronger forms of concrete. But the best and basic way to enhance the strength of concrete is to protect it from moisture and salt. Now researchers at…

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Water Tube Steam Boiler: Produce More Heat and Reduce your Carbon Footprint

Before going into the in-depth explanation regarding the various aspects of a water tube steam boiler, let us start with a generic and brief insight. This will help you to grasp the diversified set of…

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How to Properly Maintain Your CNC Machines

It’s common knowledge that modern manufacturing is dependent on CNC machines running as smoothly as possible. Since the engineering breakthrough that brought them to the world, these machines have been vital for large and small-scale…

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In a First, Woman Cured Of HIV Using Novel Stem Cell Treatment

A woman has been cured of H.I.V., making her first woman to ever be cured of HIV. The previous three persons cured of HIV were all men. Because the woman received the treatment at the…

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Know-How the Dutch Managed to Protect Netherlands from Flooding

Did you know that about one-third of the Netherlands lies below sea level? Netherlands’ three largest cities (Amsterdam, Rotterdam, and The Hague) lie in these low-lying regions. Because of this, flood control is an important…

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Common Signs That Your Crane Needs Repair

Cranes are valuable equipment in the industrial, construction, and engineering departments. They move bulk materials faster, more conveniently, and safer. These machines are sturdy. However, regular use, exposure to elements, and other factors could also…

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Engineering

This is What The Perseverance Rover Did During Its First Year on Mars

Go ahead…have that cup of coffee! Scientists Discover Caffeine can prevent Cardiovascular Disease

A U.S. Startup Smoked Tesla with Extremely Efficient EV Batteries

By Shading Irrigation Canals with Solar Panels California Could Generate 13GW of Power

Scientists Developed Nano-Engineered Sealer for Long-Lasting Concrete

Water Tube Steam Boiler: Produce More Heat and Reduce your Carbon Footprint

How to Properly Maintain Your CNC Machines

In a First, Woman Cured Of HIV Using Novel Stem Cell Treatment

Know-How the Dutch Managed to Protect Netherlands from Flooding

Common Signs That Your Crane Needs Repair

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